Is this impacting ratchet, or it is just regular one?
35584
It's just a basic air ratchet, but high torque and low noise (for an air ratchet). The variable trigger has a really nice touch. I use it a lot, but still use an impact wrench or breaker bar to break really tough fasteners. Hope that helps.
35585
It is not an impact but it has plenty of torque *if* you have the recommended 90 psi OPERATING pressure at the gun (not at the tank and not the static pressure). I wrote about this elsewhere but I rented a free air pressure gauge from AutoZone, bought $4 worth of air fittings from Home Depot and made a T-fitting at the gun to set the 90 psi OPERATING pressure via the compressor regulator. If you don't have 90 psi operating pressure at the gun you will be disappointed in its performance. Once you have it set be careful and hang on tight - it can be a knuckle buster. :)
255185
Correct. Both. The drill has the light just above the trigger. And Impact has the lights surrounding the chuck where the bit goes.
2209982
no ratcheting. open tool by rotating handles 90 degrees. crimp by closing handles until they hit a hard stop.
892143
As far as the impact goes, I would say it depends on how much resistance you have on the tool. I personally recommend using a wrench or ratchet.
1342207
The body is same size. Ratcheting head is bigger on 3/8. I recommend 1/4 if the purpose is to get to tight spaces. Torque output is the same
232922
This is a very nice little ratchet. The ability to angle the handle is also nice. My ratchet does not require high force to activate the ratchet mechanism. I recommend that you return the tool & request a replacement. Cheers Dave
539235
Yes, it is. This free little movement is necessary for the impact mechanism.
2087069
it is a fairly typical one (I believe) - sort of a little wedge that you move to open the cutter, and which fits under the ratchet wheel to keep it closed. Believe you could probably make it out on the product description ---
172810
this is an impact driver not an impact wrench. it is used for instance on sheetrock. it allows the installer to set the driver so when you screw it down it will not go completely through the rock it will stop at the surface.
801493
You can do that. But only if you forget the hammer. Or something like that. The ratchet Support the impacts
1906361
I have a regular Ryobi drill and it works great(not impact). It uses a 1/4" hex bit
677650
Dear Melanie S, I believe the heavy impact gun is 1/2 inch and the impact ratchet tool is 3/8 inch. Hope this helps. I was very impressed with the quality and durability of this set. Its been able to remove sockets that I was unable to previously budge. Its saved me so much time and effort.
2072678
Do not remove the split ring. Is this the first impact wrench for you. You want a snug fit. Remember this is going to be turned at a high rate of speed once there is no load. A ratchet has the spring loaded ball bearing keeping the socket on .This impact keeps the socket on with the split ring. You can always use a straight slot screw driver and wiggle it at the bottom of socket to remove the socket. Hope this helps.
1760667
I didn't have any problems with mine, just used 2 crescent wrenches. Normal force will do it.
2105065
Looking at the picture, it is all one piece...there are no other attachments. The 'socket' is on a swivel ball joint to the extension shaft which goes on YOUR 3/8 ratchet. There is an internal magnet that holds the sparkplug in place when removing the old or installing the new one.
1575020
Yea, that can be confusing since they changed the terminology a bit. I believe the external ratchet used to be called the ball and detent lug system. Unscrew and remove the magazine cap and look for a small ball bearing on the barrel ring and for detents around the outer ring of the cap that match the ball. That would be the external type. If you have no ball bearing on the barrel ring, and the type with indentations and protrusions (teeth) on the magazine insert that match the internal component of the magazine cap, you have the internal ratchet.
60698
It has a ratchet movement although it is very subtle. If you press down it rolls freely.